Don Juans - Monster Hits (LP) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Used copy but still in good shape
 

Notes:

White colored label , only difference on this release to the existing version in database

Sleeve notes:

The Don Juan's; Ray Banks, Peter Hills, Peter Brown

The Don Juans were formed in Aug 1964. Ray Banks is the only original member. Peter Hills joined in 1967 and Peter Brown in late 1975. Unlucky for some, there have been thirteen members during this time, certainly not unlucky for Don Juan's. Added to this list are two part-time Frankenstein's - no further vacancies exist. (Send us your application on the back of a ten pound note and you'll never hear from us again !)
The turning point in the groups career was their visit to Zambia and Rhodesia, where they spent a total of ten weeks. They appeared on Television and radio, this included an hour long spectacular. Ray says, 'There isn't a real language barrier in any country, comedy is universal. We take off Presley, Probe, the Bee Gees and people in all areas know what we are doing. They don't necessarily have to understand the words. In the early days we used to do 99% straight music, 1% comedy. This is now completely reversed '. Ray is also responsible for writing the material. 

Lovers of phonetic spelling may like to take note of the following variations on the name 'Don Juan's': Don Wand, Don Ones, Don John's, and even Don Jwaans ! Thanks to concert Chairmen everywhere !

We hope that you'll enjoy this, the groups first LP , and that it brings back happy memories of the groups stage show. 

Great thanks to : Ronnie Pearson & John Ashcroft for the arrangements. 

Sleeve photo by Dennis Hutchinson of the Sunday People. 

"On a weekend past I'd been drunk all the time
When my mother called up , 'You're late - it's gone nine'
So I leapt out of bed, pulled my trousers up high
And screamed as I zipped up my fly

With tears in my eyes, my mind in a spin
It wouldn't pull down, couldn't get it back in
'Did you call for me ?' came the voice of my mum
Oh , God how I wish it was numb"

,© R. Banks. DON JUANS. 1976

A1. You're Sixteen
A2. Ebony Eyes (Agony Flies Version)
A3. Boy Named Sue
A4. I Just Can't Help Believing
A5. My Ding-a-ling (Henry VIII Version)
A6. When We Were Two Little Boys
A7. Are You Lonesome Tonight
A8. High Noon
B1. Jezebel
B2. You've Lost That Loving Feeling
B3. The John Wayne Song
B4. It's Only Make Believe
B5. American Trilogy

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout IS DJ 118 A E.G.
Matrix / Runout IS/DJ-118 B EG

Recorded At Impulse Studios, Newcastle